BOSS RV-500 Reverb Pedal (RV500)

If you pay particular attention to reverb in all its shapes, forms and sizes, then an average pedal is not going to cut it. You'd be better off checking out the Boss RV500, an advanced reverb unit that takes you into the depths of the world of reverb with the attention to detail that only Boss can produce. Journey to new dimensions of time and space with the RV-500, the most powerful and versatile reverb processor BOSS has ever produced. This multifaceted creation machine features class-defying 32-bit AD/DA along with 32-bit/96 kHz floating point processing and immense programmability, putting pro-level studio reverb and more at your feet.Twelve modes and 21 newly developed reverb algorithms deliver a huge range of textures, from complementary ambience to deep, immersive sonic atmospheres. And thanks to the RV-500’s high-octane DSP, you can access a full-featured digital delay along with every reverb patch, and even run two reverb patches at once! Adding in MIDI I/O, support for external footswitch/expression control, and USB for connection to the free RV-500 Editor/Librarian software, the RV-500 is simply the most advanced reverb pedal available, bar none. Studio-level sound with first-in-class 32-bit AD/DA, 32-bit floating point processing, and 96 kHz sampling rate 12 modes with 21 reverb types, all with deep editing parameters Includes a wide range of reverb types from standard to advanced, plus Roland classics such as the SRV-2000 Reverb and RE-201 Space Echo A/B Simul mode allows you to use two reverb patches at once Selectable carryover function allows reverb tails to continue with patch change or effect bypass Powerful DSP provides independent digital delay with modulation along with each reverb patch Graphic LCD and intensive real-time control options 297 onboard patch memories and hands-on controls Selectable buffered-bypass or true-bypass operation MIDI I/O for interfacing with MIDI control devices USB-MIDI for connecting to the RV-500 Editor/Librarian or a DAW (to be available in early July 2017) Runs on four AA-size batteries or PSA-series AC adapter